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UK city pilots green living

23 February 2007

The world's first One Planet Living community development was expected to get the green light this week as Planning went to press.

Consultation begins on revised mirror pool design for Bradford

23 February 2007

A public consultation is now under way into revised plans for a giant lake in Bradford city centre.

Enfusion aids strategy test

23 February 2007

A corporate procedure for carrying out sustainability tests across a range of plans at Winchester City Council is being developed by Enfusion Ltd.

Bristol seeks major revamp

23 February 2007

Plans have been drawn up for a major regeneration scheme in inner city Bristol.

Openshaw to see job boom

23 February 2007

Manchester City Council has approved a mixed-use project in Openshaw that will deliver up to 750 jobs.

Canley plan adopts community wishes

23 February 2007

Residents are being consulted for a second time on major renewal plans for the Canley area of Coventry, following revisions that would entail less demolition.

Salford Quays Towers win approval

23 February 2007

An Aedas-designed high-rise scheme at Salford Quays has been approved by the city council. The £105 million manyoo project will comprise four 26-storey blocks, offering more than 1,000 flats, 5,388m2 of commercial space, underground parking and roof garden terraces. Completion is due by 2010.

Last call on levy

23 February 2007

As the consultation on the planning gain supplement winds down ministers need to realise that it could have a disastrous effect on renewal and development in urban areas, maintains Faraz Baber.